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picnic4degrowth New!
Where? Around the globe!!!
What? Organize or join a picnic and chat with your neighbours, colleagues, family or community about their ideas of what a post-growth society might involve. Help create or strengthen a post-growth study and/or action group in your community.
Bringing people together to envision a convivial post-growth society: Change always starts with a nice chat around good food!
READ MORE | 14 may. 2013
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The Great Transition: Degrowth as a passage of civilization
Degrowth is today not only an invitation to abandon the obsession with growth and the collective imagination based on unlimited growth, but also the most comprehensive effort to deal with the major phase of discontinuity our civilization is facing.
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Featured articles
Three New Special Issues on Degrowth:
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Editors: C. Cattaneo, G. D'Alisa, G. Kallis, C. Zografos
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Published: Futures, Volume 44, Issue 6, Pages 515-654 (August 2012)
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Published: Ecological Economics, Volume 88, In Progress (April 2013) DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolecon.2013.01.007
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This issue is "In Progress" but contains articles that are final and fully citable.
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Editors: F. Sekulova, G. Kallis, B. Rodríguez-Labajos, F. Schneider
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Published: Journal of Cleaner Production, Volume 38, (January 2013)
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Authors: F. Schneider, G. Kallis and J. Martinez Alier
Published: Journal of Cleaner Production, Volume 18, Issue 6, April 2010, Pages 511-518, DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2010.01.014
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This article is in introduction to the special issue "Growth, Recession or Degrowth for Sustainability and Equity?" of the Journal of Cleaner Production.
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Featured book
Philippe Léna and Elimar Pinheiro do Nascimento organize in this book, 24 substancial articles written in their vast majority, specially to bring the Degrowth issues and context to the Brazilian public. It presents the main ideas currently in debate: from ecossocialism to Buen Vivir, from economic inequality to environmental justice. Among the authors we can find known names such as Serge Latouche, Mauro Bonaiuti, Hervé Kempf, Martinez-Alier and Michael Lövy but also the Brazilian movemente, represented for instance, by José Eli da Veiga, Clóvis Cavalcanti, Alan Boccato-Franco and Andrei Cechin.
Léna, P.; Nascimento, E. P. (orgs.). Enfrentando os limites do crescimento: sustentabilidade, decrescimento e prosperidade. Garamond. 2012.
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